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Chris Brown & Karrueche Tran Relationship News Update 2014: Loyal Singer Turns 25; Is Star Planning to Propose to Karrueche Tran?

While he is currently waiting for his delayed assault trial in jail, Chris Brown turns 25 today (May 5). The R&B star is reportedly spending his birthday behind bars reminiscing about the good times in his life and considering proposing to his on-and-off girlfriend Karrueche Tran after jail.

Detroit Cinco de Mayo Parade Cut Short Due to Deadly Shooting

An annual Cinco de Mayo parade in Detroit was cut short after a teenager was shot to death. Detroit's annual Cinco de Mayo parade came to an abrupt halt Sunday when a 19-year-old man was fatally shot.

Bigfoot Sightings & Finding Bigfoot: Hiker Allegedly Films Sasquatch in Mountain Range Near Squamish [Video]

A man from British Columbia recently uploaded a video that claims to show footage of a Bigfoot that he spotted two years ago during a hiking trip in Canada.

Circus Accident: Officials Investigate Ringling Bros. Accident; 2 in Critical Condition [Video]

11 people were admitted to a hospital on Sunday after a circus act in Providence, Rhode Island went horribly wrong.

Target Store Data Breach Fallout: Chief Executive Gregg Steinhafel Resigns Following Data Breach

Target announced Monday that the company's CEO has resigned. The chairman and chief executive of Target resigned Monday following steps taken by the major corporation to rebound from last year's massive data breach that exposed costumer information.

Breaking News: SWAT Members on the Scene After Dayton VA Medical Center Shooting in Ohio

Reports say that there has been a shooting at the Dayton VA Center in Ohio. UPDATE: According to police reports, the suspect is now in custody. FOX 45 Now reports that the assailant was first driven from his sister's residence in Dayton to Good Samaritan Hospital.

Knicks News and Rumors: A Look at New York's Top 5 Potential Coaches; Is Steve Kerr the Top Candidate?

The New York Knicks have options at head coach, other than Steve Kerr Most rumors and sources have pointed to the New York Knicks signing Steve Kerr as their head coach for next season.

'Glee' TV Show Season 5: Future of Naya Rivera in Season 6 Remains Unclear, Chris Colfer Dishes Spoilers

Don't listen to the hype, "Glee" fans. Santana Lopez has not been fired. Don't listen to the hype, "Glee" fans. Santana Lopez has not been fired.

Guthrie Wildfire Rages Out of Control in Oklahoma; Multiple Homes Destroyed, 1 Man Killed [Photos]

Fire officials in Logan County, Oklahoma and the surrounding areas are scrambling for safety after a controlled burn sparked on Sunday by authorities exploded in size from a few hundred acres on Sunday afternoon up to near 4,000 acres within just a few short hours.

Google Driving Directions: 'Google Now' Assistant Remembers Where You Parked Your Car

Google just released a simple but potentially very helpful technology: Google Now, an intelligent personal assistant similar to Siri of Apple, records where you park once you get out of the car and reminds you where it is when you get back.

PS4 vs. Xbox One Sales, Specs & Update: Microsoft's 'Xbox Originals' TV Debuts on Next-Gen Xbox Platform

What does this new business venture for Microsoft mean for the customer and consumers? What can it really do?

Walking, Anywhere, Boosts Creativity, Research Finds

Walking, even if it's on a treadmill, in front of a blank, boring wall, can at least double a person's creative output, when compared to sitting, remaining stationary, asserts new research from Stanford University.

Cornell Study: Serving Kids Cut-Up Food Cuts Misbehavior at Mealtimes

Parents in search of better-behaved children at the dinner table may need to simply do one thing: cut up their food. That's the advice of researchers from Cornell University, who observed 12 elementary-level school children during a 4-H summer camp and found when the children, aged 6-10 years, ate foods they had to bite with their front teeth -- such as drumsticks, whole apples, or corn on the cob -- they seemed more agitated than when the same foods were cut up.

Rare Goblin Shark Caught in the Florida Keys: Only Second Ever Caught in Area

Rare Goblin Shark Caught in the Florida Keys: Only 2nd Ever Caught in Area Goblins don't exist. . . or do they? One Florida-based commercial fisherman is certainly scratching his head after reeling in a real life goblin shark.

Apparent Spy Plane Causes Travel Havoc in Southwestern U.S.

A U-2 spy plane, used since the days of the Cold War, apparently triggered a computer system malfunction at a California air traffic control center that led to flight delays April 30 at several airports in the southwestern region of the country and kept planes headed into the area from other parts of the country grounded.

Doomed South Korean Sewol Ferry Exceeded Cargo Limit 246 Times in Last 13 Months: Almost Every Trip Dangerously Overloaded, Investigation Reveals

Ship exceeded cargo limit on almost every voyage in last 13 months. The Sewol ferry that sunk April 16 exceeded its cargo limit on 246 trips, almost every trip it made, in the last 13 months, according to documents.

Autism Linked to Stomach Bacteria, Suggests CalTech Research: Probiotic Treatment A Potential Cure

Recent research conducted by California Institute of Technology suggests that Autism may be linked to a stomach bacteria.

Look for the Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower the Night of May 5-6

Halley's Comet won't be visible by naked land-bound eyes again until 2061, but the meteors caused annually when Earth passes through its debris trail again flare across the night sky, May 5-6.

PETA Activists Seek Roadside Memorial for 700 'Terrified Turkeys' Dead in Utah Truck Crash: 'Try Vegan' Sign Unlikely to Pass, Says Department of Transportation

Animal activists want to display a memorial roadside for 700 turkeys that died in a truck crash in Utah on April 24.

Only US Woman to Fly on Russia's Mir Space Station Enters Hall of Fame

At a time when Eastern European politics has strained the relationship between the United States' and Russia's space programs, the only American woman to serve aboard the Russian Space Station Mir now has a spot in the U.S. Space Hall of Fame.